Pakistan eyes global mining partnerships at IMARC 2025

October 21, 2025 (MLN): In a significant move to position Pakistan as a key player in the global critical minerals market and energy transition, the country's top energy official has arrived in Sydney for the International Mining and Resources Conference (IMARC 2025), running from October 21-23.

The visit marks Pakistan's strategic push to unlock new frontiers for international partnerships in mining, exploration, and sustainable energy development, with a packed agenda of high-level bilateral meetings and a keynote address that will outline the nation's vision for leveraging its vast mineral wealth.

Ali Pervaiz Malik, Minister for Energy (Petroleum Division), was received at Sydney by High Commissioner Irfan Shaukat alongside senior Pakistani diplomatic officials, emphasizing the importance of Pakistan's participation in Asia-Pacific's largest mining event.

The Minister's presence at IMARC 2025 represents the Government of Pakistan's commitment to engaging with global industry leaders and policymakers on critical issues of mineral resource development and climate-conscious energy policies.

The Minister will deliver a keynote address titled "Pakistan's Energy Transition and Critical Minerals Development: Unlocking New Frontiers for Global Partnership."

The address is expected to outline Pakistan's strategic vision for sustainable energy development and the country's vast untapped potential in critical minerals essential for global green energy transition.

This high-profile presentation will showcase Pakistan's readiness to contribute to the global critical minerals supply chain as the world increasingly shifts toward renewable energy and electric mobility.

During his three-day visit to Sydney, the Energy Minister has lined up an extensive agenda of bilateral meetings with participating ministers from various countries, senior Australian government officials, and global industry leaders.

These discussions will focus on exploring opportunities for cooperation in the exploration and mining of critical minerals, energy transition strategies, and sustainable development initiatives.

The meetings are designed to strengthen Pakistan's international partnerships and position the country as a reliable partner in the global mining and energy sectors.

This high-profile visit stresses Pakistan's strong commitment to strengthening international energy partnerships and advancing its climate goals through sustainable energy transition.

The government is focused on attracting responsible investment in Pakistan's mineral value chain while promoting ethical and sustainable practices that align with global environmental standards.

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